
The article addresses the challenges associated with teaching linguistic etiquette in the context of learning Polish as a foreign language. It highlights the discrepancies between the standard norm and the actual language usage by native speakers. The author discusses recent changes in Polish linguistic etiquette, such as the reduction of communicative distance, the interchangeable use of polite and colloquial forms, and the growing prevalence of inclusive language forms. The article also emphasizes the importance of pragmatic and cultural competence in effective language instruction and underscores the need to adapt the teaching of Polish as a foreign language to the dynamic evolution of contemporary Polish.
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